Don't you wish you could start all over again?

You can. In 4-channels. With a Panasonic discrete system. Panasonic chose discrete as its 4-channel standard for a lot of reasons.

First, it has the highest degree of speaker separation and steady sound positioning of any type of 4-channel system. And in addition to playing discrete 4-channel tapes and records, a Panasonic discrete system enhances the sound of stereo tapes, records, and radio. Because of our Quadruple circuitry.

Start with one of our 4-channel receivers. Like Model SA-6800X. It has Panasonic's Acoustic Field Dimension. That lets you adjust the speaker separation electronically. Plus a full 300 watts of power (IHF). You'll also need a tape deck.

For 8-track cartridges, there's the RS-858US. It plays and records 2 and 4-channel cartridges. With four separate input level controls.

And 4 VU meters. If you want all that in reel to reel, there's our 4 channel deck, Model RS-740US. It has Hot Pressed Ferrite heads, noise suppressor systems and other features. That add up to a frequency response of 30-23,000 Hz at 7 1/2 ips. And an S/N ratio of better than 50 dB. If you want records, you'll want the SL-1100 direct-drive turntable. With wow and flutter of less than 0.03% WRMS. And the SE-405 demodulator for Compatible Discrete 4-channel (CD-4) records. Like RCA Quadradiscs.

As well as matrix 4-channel, stereo and monaural records.

And our speakers, Model SB-750 are 3-way air-suspension systems.

With 5 speakers in each enclosure.

Two domed tweeters. Two domed midranges. And a 12" woofer.

We can also let you see 4-channel sound. On our 4-channel audio scope. Model SH-3433. The screen will show you how much sound you're getting from each channel.

You can see our discrete 4 channel components at your franchised Panasonic Hi-Fi dealer. The man who can make your wishes come true. But this time in 4 channels.

FOR YOUR NEAREST FRANCHISED PANASONIC HI-FI DEALER, CALL TOLL FREE 800-243-6000. IN CONN., 1-800-882-6500

Panasonic Hi Fi Discrete 4-Channel System

(adapted from: Audio magazine, Feb. 1973)

Also see:

Technics SA-GX910 A/V Receiver (Equip. Profile, July 1992)

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